What is the best way to monitor community based websites like stackoverflow, digg etc.?

Question

I have tried RSS feeds, but these constantly updated sites that have tons of posts per day just fill my bad reader. I keep my Google Reader, I control quite a few channels, but all of them (with the exception of Lifehacker and icanhascheezburger) that have no more than one or two entries per day.

Right now, I keep a bookmark in my toolbar for Qaru and click on it at random moments when I do nothing, but I always feel like I'm missing important messages by taking arbitrary samples.

How do you control stackoverflow? What is the best way to get the best information from him without having problems with something that I don't care about and don’t have time for?

How did you find this question in a sea of ​​questions here in stackoverflow?

Answer 1

I use Google Reader with three different folders. "Personal" is intended for sites that are updated only 1 to 2 times a day and which I will carefully read. News is for sites like NYT that have ~ 10 updates per day, and I would like to at least save some money to find interesting content. A “browse” is for sites that are a stream of content, and I browse it when I have time.

This way you can keep track of all your important content, as well as see things like SO.

Answer 2

Have you tried the "interesting tags" feature here in SOF?

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